QUAID-E-AZAM\'S MAZAR MANAGEMENT BOARD versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH SECRETARY HOUSING AND TOWN PLANNING SINDH, KARACHI
Primable Karachi Building and Town Planning Regulations, 2002, Regln 25 1 & 10 2 Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 185 (3) and 270A Leadership Management Shrine Administration (\ Applicant Board \) Height Restriction on Buildings Within 3/4 Mile An applicant board filed a constitutional petition before the High Court, claiming that it had passed a resolution on 29 1 1979, in which it was decided that Potato laws can be made by the Metro-Politics Corporation. And the development authority will regulate the height of all structures at a quarter mile from the shrine. The President issued a letter on 29 January 1980, stating that no building in the area of the shrine would rise above the tomb level. That the provincial government issued a notification on 10 09 1991, under which the height of the buildings with a specific area of the shrine was banned. That all buildings within a 3/4 mile radius of the shrine, 91 feet above sea level, should be declared illegal and contemptuous of the sanctity and dignity of the Mazar High Court, in which the president's instruction and the provincial notification It is argued that the government could not obtain the power of law and only after amending Regulation No. 25 1 10 of the Karachi Building and Town Planning Regulation 2002, the height of the buildings within a 3/4 mile radius of the shrine was 91 feet. In a resolution adopted by the Board of Applicants on 29 August 1979, the MetroPolitical Corporation introduced a height restriction. The auction proposal was submitted, but unfortunately it was not followed until 2002, with a maximum height
